Why are there pimples and itching on the inside of the labia majora?

The female labia is part of the reproductive organs. If there are lumps growing in the labia area, it should be taken seriously. This situation may be a symptom caused by some disease. Therefore, when targeted symptoms appear, it is necessary to continue to take treatment measures. The specific cause needs to be judged in combination with the symptoms to avoid misdiagnosis and delay in treatment. So what is the reason for the painful and itchy bumps inside the labia majora?

1. If there are pimples on the inner side of the labia, first look at what the pimples look like, whether they are protruding from the skin surface or inside the skin, as well as the number of small pimples, whether they are in clusters or like rice grains, and provide symptomatic treatment based on the situation. Some people develop genital warts and have small bumps. The small bumps are in groups, clusters, rice-like, or millet-like, protruding from the surface of the skin. The surface is pointed and feels hard. This is genital warts. There are also Trichomonas vaginitis, bacterial vaginitis, and candidal vaginitis. Long-term inflammation and stimulation lead to small lumpy changes in the vulvar skin, which are usually caused by inflammation.

2. When a woman has bumps on the inside of her labia majora that are painful and itchy, the following two possibilities should often be considered. The first thing to consider is that it is because women do not pay attention to hygiene, which leads to bacterial infection on the inside of the labia majora and the appearance of vulvar boils. This is why there are obvious redness, swelling and pain, but the itching symptoms are not particularly obvious. Once again, we should consider that it is caused by vulvar genital warts, so the surface of the bumps will be particularly rough, and there will be obvious tenderness, but there will often be no obvious abnormalities in leucorrhea.

3. If the labia majora is itchy, painful, and has bumps caused by genital herpes, we need to go to the hospital for treatment actively, because genital herpes is a very harmful sexually transmitted disease, and it is easy to recur and difficult to cure. Once patients are infected with this disease, effective treatment is urgent. The common clinical symptoms are blisters on the genitals and around the anus. Patients will feel pain and have fever, headache, fatigue, etc. The blisters will rupture after 2 to 4 days to form erosions or ulcers, causing pain.